Drug and Alcohol Use and NZ Employment Law

Air New Zealand Ltd v V 03 June 2009 AC 15/09
Colgan CJ, Travis, Shaw, Couch JJ [Employment Court - Auckland]
CHALLENGE TO DETERMINATION OF EMPLOYMENT RELATIONS AUTHORITY - Test of justification under s103A Employment Relations Act 2000 (“ERA”) - Statutory interpretation - Legislative materials - ...
Challenge granted in part and dismissed in part ; Costs reserved.
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NZ Amalgamated Engineering Printing and Manufacturing Union Inc and Ors v Air New Zealand Ltd and Anor 13 April 2004 AC 22/04
Goddard CJ, Travis J, Colgan JJ [Employment Court - Auckland]
REMOVAL OF PROCEEDINGS FROM EMPLOYMENT RELATIONS AUTHORITY - Application for declarations and injunctions - Drug testing policy - Testing in numerous circumstances - Safety sensitive area testing - Ac...
Application granted in part ; Orders accordingly ; Costs reserved
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